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The narrative centers on Theodore Roosevelt's dynamic 1912 campaign to reclaim the presidency from William Howard Taft. Emphasizing the importance of presidential primaries, Roosevelt rallied public support with the rallying cry to "Let the People Rule." Geoffrey Cowan vividly captures the fervor of the campaign, detailing Roosevelt's triumph in nine out of thirteen primaries, only to face the formidable influence of party bosses. Ultimately, his frustration led him to establish a new political party, marking a significant shift in American politics.

The book explores the evolution of public diplomacy in the context of America's wartime strategies, tracing its roots back to the Revolutionary War while highlighting its modern significance post-September 11. It addresses the challenges posed by the United States' negative global image and the critical role of communication in reshaping perceptions. The increasing prominence of public diplomacy among practitioners and the general public reflects a growing recognition of its importance in international relations and image management.

A collection of brief, reassuring stories featuring dinosaurs

Biography of lawyer Clarence Darrow focusing on his bribery trial in Los Angeles in 1912